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the pressure iz 51-95 pressure kilometers.
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What happens to the pressure as you go from the core to the crust of the earth?
The pressure would decrease as you moved from the core to the crust.
What is the pressure of earth's crust?
the pressure iz 51-95 pressure kilometers.
how are boiling milk and earth crust the same?
Earths crust can break under pressure and milk can break its foundation from pressure, both are different types of pressure, but still
What is the pressure of the Earth's crust?
The pressure of the Earth's crust varies depending on location and depth, but it can range from about 10 to 30 kilobars (1 to 3 gigapascals).
How much pressure does Earth's crust have?
Earth's crust experiences an average pressure of about 100 megapascals, which is equivalent to approximately 1,000 times the atmospheric pressure at sea level. This pressure increases with depth due to the weight of the overlying rocks and materials.
Is the crust the layer with the lowest pressure?
yes. Because every other layer is thicker than the crust.
What 3 things increase when you move from the crust to the inner core?
Temperature, pressure, and density increase as you move from the Earth's crust to the inner core.
What layer has the least amount of pressure and heat applied to it?
The crust
How does the mantle interact with the crust?
something about pressure i guess lol :)
Is the pressure on the earth's crust equalized?
No, pressure on the crust of the earth is not equalized. We have plate tectonics and the shifts associated with tensions between the plates acting to cause uplift at convergent boundaries and rifting as divergent boundaries as just two examples. A link is provided below.
What happens to the pressure as one progresses through the layers of the earth from the inner core out the crust?
pressure decreases
What is the pressure of the earth's continental crust?
The pressure of the Earth's continental crust varies with depth, typically increasing with the weight of overlying material. On average, the pressure increases by about 25-30 megapascals (MPa) for every kilometer of depth. At the crust's average thickness of about 30 kilometers, the pressure can reach around 750-900 MPa. This pressure is significant enough to influence geological processes, including rock formation and metamorphism.
